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Jack112 wrote: Scenario: I have a list of sentences that I have to determine if they are correct. And the book asks me this: 1. For the following sentences, determine which (one) of the following statements is valid. (Is 'one' omitted here? YES 'is' is referring to 'one' ? YES Is this...

Thanks pieanne for providing the peom. But it seems i did not make myself clear. My question is not about thoes things, it is obvious that that is plural. My question is about why the author used " a " after " are" ? From my limited english knowledge, the sentence structure like " there are...

Many Singaporeans do speak very good English, but the reason many western native English speakers don't consider that Singaporeans in general speak 'native English' is because of the predominance of the Singlish dialect. Singlish in it's most extreme forms lacks inflection for tense and plural...

Hello MrP So I can only assume that either Dickens got his idiom slightly wrong, or ‘Child as he was’ had a simple complementary sense in his day. I feel your sense that children are not immune to hunger and misery is very modern one. Children of poor social classes in Dickens' times would be...

Hi Folks, I live in Ireland and the unit of currency here is the Euro(€). When the EU created the Euro, it was decided that the plural of Euro would simply be Euro. This was to avoid confusion because different languages in Europe have different ways of changing a word to make it plural. My...

Some of them need restructuring, Adonis. Take a close look at what I've done: 1?It is the development of computer technology that has given people access to the latest information. 2?It is dance that aborigines use to remember and restore their common cultural memory. 3?It was after...